As the globe in gold on the rotor reveals, the third neomatik movement from NOMOS Glashütte is equipped with a worldtime complication. The mechanism is fully integrated into the movement, which keeps the caliber extraordinarily thin; it measures just 4.8 millimeters in height. Another innovation is the 24-hour second time display, which uses a single hand. The newly designed winding rotor is highly efficient, and the NOMOS swing system with a blue balance spring and balance bridge, screwed on both sides, are also typical for neomatik movements. The city disk and the hour hand can be easily moved via a pusher in the case. A complication made easy – worldtime rethought.

Special qualities

worldtime mechanism
NOMOS swing system
blue balance spring
NOMOS balance bridge
stop-seconds mechanism
bidirectional winding rotor
Glashütte three-quarter plate
DUW regulation system
adjusted in six positions
37 jewels
tempered blue screws
rhodium-plated surfaces with Glashütte ribbing and NOMOS perlage